Iran's army drones strike US command centre in Kuwait

Iran's army announced on Wednesday that its drones targeted ammunition depots and logistical equipment at the U.S. ground forces command centre at Camp al-Doha in western Kuwait. The strike was described as the 21st phase of retaliatory strikes for repeated American attacks on Iranian territory.

The army's public relations office stated that the attack drones targeted "ammunition warehouses" and "logistical equipment of the ground forces command centre of the criminal American army" at the al-Doha base. Camp al-Doha is one of the most important U.S. military installations in western Kuwait, serving as a support hub for American troops in West Asia. It houses large quantities of equipment and personnel from ground, naval, and air forces.

In a statement, the Iranian armed forces declared, "The armed forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran, with sacred unity, are ready to decisively confront any new plot or adventure by the enemy." The statement did not provide details on any casualties or damage assessment.

According to Mehr News, the attack marks an escalation in tensions between Iran and the United States, with Iran continuing its retaliatory operations against U.S. military assets in the region.